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NOTES FROM ASBURY PARK.

AsBuRY PARK, y. j., June 5-The Rev. Dr. Richard
Harcoun, Of jersey City Heights, mas
erected another new cottage on AccA
st 1t has booA rented to Mr. Whit, Oh New forA.
Mrs Charles Weeks OF 'Ncw-York- has leased Dr.
LIarcourt's cottage at FouIth-ave. and Heckst.
william Gibbms. Of Ncw-i DIRK, has taken the hlt
tenhouse cottage on FOurth-ave.
T. +. Fitzgerald, Of Trenton n. j., has the cottage
OF Mrs. Anna TIoiTer on sewal-ave.
William Noble, of NowYok, has purchased the
AtalInla. at sunsct-avo anl KnSslcy-st- Mr..
Noble has rented it To Mrs ID. Il. Stocken, OF Wash
ington, ID. &.
Tho Giscy House, at scvcnth-avc and webbst
has teen rented by Thomas g. Allen Of Washington,
ID. C.
Mis-. Gwlnncr has rented hor Fourth-ayc. cottage
u J. - Militant, OF CARR town, NJ \.
Tho Rev. VI. O. Williams, Of Princeton, Ill. has
tho COTTAGE of Mrs ;. A. briggs, on Firstavs
The Fairfield, on Thrlavc.. will open ncxt week
under the management OF the owner, Miss Mead
MIR. C. ii. PcmbertOn Of the liote Albion, at
sccond-avc. and Kingsley st., Is nearly really for hei
expected guests
Colonel \. ARMSTRONG and his family at their cot
tage at Flth-avo. and lIeck-st
Ms Martin lAndonberger, Of New-York, has rented
her Iourth-ave cottage TO Frederick L. schoch, OF
Robert walsh and family. Of Newark, win occupy
tho Lake ave cottage OF Dr. Gale. OF Mesuicld, " j.
he ST Augustine House has been leased 10 H. T..
French. Of New-YOrk.
II. Tis-Ot, OF New-lOrk. has taken cottage on
seventh ave. for the season.
Elgrnc Meiner, vi New y Ofk, ana his ianlly hhVc
taken a cottage Thirl-aVc
cyrus u. Ballard AMI family, of panbury' Conn.,
Will be among the cottages on SeVenth-aVc'
Airs {. V. waters, OF Philadelphia has T. ed heI
Asbury-avc. cottage to Mrs. l. Lee Of New-fork
John r. MatbIe and family Of Newark WI ue
the occupants OF the Co0kman-ave. cottage oil MIS-.
J.. Short Of Philadelphia. go
Mr. sidney Armstrong. OF New-York VIII spend
the summer with her family In the Miles cottage Oh
kIncSicN--t.
iir. robert Poyd Of Washington. u. O., has taken
tho cottage ~ Mrs. Avery, Of Brooklyn, at ocean
AMI
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ANARCHISTS WORKING AGAINST ATTORNEY


CHrc AGO juno 5-The election tomorrow promises 10
be as exciting tho resnlting I'm Mayor Roches tr
umph over the red-Hag candidate. Nelson.
The main question 10 be settled II whether the voters
of Cook County will ndorse candidates for the circuit
bench who were named by political machine
member, OF which hswked the nominations through
out the city at $1,000 apiece The Republican trio
Of candidates nominated by joint compact with the
Democratic Committee having. as political necessity
been taken up by tho citizens movement the KepuO-
publican Committee did not show ITSELF
particularly interested. but the Democratic
Committee is the body made notorious by
its repeated proers OF the Mayoray to Carter Harrison
and by its leaning toward the gang elements One OF It's
candidates. Crafts had withdrawn because OF the charges
OF nomination. purchasing. and the other Two OF lts
candidates Kraus and English. were 10 be opposed MOI
by members OF opposite party but by three wesnowh
Grinne II. Clifford and Baker To help the
Democratic machine committee. the ana 3
the United Labor party was luV0Eed III az
the wards today meetings OF that party were helu
al which arrangements were naue ior lho
defeat, II possible Of Gri nell Tor MS part
az states Attorney the prosecution OF the AharchT
In the Trades Assembly this afternoon resolution uc'
nouncing Grnnc was put through by the soclaiIsIH
which has lately gained control OF the Assembly "Th
nells friends however he will not be victim anu
stoutly maintain that the camor against MIN Will heip
him rather than hurt
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BUTLER on THE SABBATH DAY.

When General Benjamin =. Butler was member OF
Congress he and MIR. Randall were frequently pltted
rmnsr and cordial personal feeling for one another AT
one point Of the famous deadlock over me cvirlRhs
biII when Randall was managing the Democratic slde,
as usual Butler who favored holding session on sun
day went 10 Kandalfs desk 70 arrange ior H. ha
dali would not agree TO the proposition Bah rs nm,
haze some respect for Gods day said me- and don l
think II proper TO hoi session OF co9ar's ,h on pIs
say that is lawful pull your OK or ass out OF p on
the Sabbath day You seventy sses on '" ~,
morrow ard think am engaged in holy WORE.
Don't do IT, Butler" pleaded Randall, have some re-
spect for ron that don't want 10 lose exprct some
day 10 meet Won IN better world" You'll be there, As
you bere' rctorted Butler, qulcs Is tnouBh|
member of the Lower House"
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ATTACKING "sHAM ANTI.POvERTY."

The Rev. j. B. Hamilton delivered discourse last
sveping at the Cornell Memorial Church On the SUBJECT
sThe Bible Law Of Wages aud Poverty-the Real Anu
Poverty vs. the sham" He SAID in part
Anew crusade is advertised IL Is 70 abolish poverty dh
lea,ers are priest ami q pro phet The priest without
pulpit pro hetis without ssa aaoPs to p my
6son that The land property OF the people anu ~
sbonId t.k- whose
who esale robbery hat would DC the condton oi nm
after ths dyison You change the condition OF the
citizen without changing his character
The speaker vided subject into three heads tne
relation of cail,al labor or labor 10 captal au VI
labor 70 poverty and quoted scpral passages bearing
directly on each. lie continued:
were possbe the Mosaic CODE there "ouId
be no great riches would be great poverty
ideal msn s he neither poverty nor riches but mas
DAILY convenient Tor I'm
In conclusion Mr.. Hamilton deprecated the work OF
= the sham anti poverty society" and said
return to Moses will convince the world that antpover
~ s obedience obedience 10 george OF any
fheraa
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DRINK LEADS TO PROBABLE MURDER.

John Ryan, aborer Of No 500 Frstave where his father
keeps liquor store shot last night by Joseph Bsdy
plumber Of No 697 Fstave. into Hahns bar.
room, Frstave, near Thirtynnthst yesterday after
noon where Patrick Brady the brother of
who shot him. ana they began 70 az cards After playing
Brady OF cheating him and him
bottle Ryan out OF The place and went
When he out again In aboui aB hour Josrph
Brad for him the sidewalk Brady pulled
out a revolver and after saving something abou Ryans
striking fred shot al the latter The bullet
struck RYAN aud lodged In the wDpipe making
a dangerous and PROBABLY natal wound Brady ran away
Ryan taken % Bellevue Hospital
Coroner Eidman took his emorem statement IN which
admits striking Brays brother but DEM giving Brady any
cause for shooting. All the men had been drinking
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Mr.. DAVITT ADVISING RESISTANCE.
HE WILL HAVE 10000 MEN To REBUILD HOUSES
"

OF EvICTEo TENANTS.
DUBLIN, June 5.-Mchael Davitt addressed National
ist meeting in the Bolyke district to-day. He again
urged the people to offer the utmost resistance to evic
ton and rctake possession OF their houses when they
have been evcted He declared that II was the duty OF
the manhood OF the district to assemble and rebuild
houses that have been razed. He announced his inten
ton tn hold meeting next Sunday OF thirty or forty
Thousand for the purpose Of rebuilding every house
demolished during the past the coming week care
should he taken he said that pecuniary assistance DC
given during the incarceration of members OF any family
He suggested that fund be opened to carry on the fln
OF Campaign upon extended basis, and he prom-
ised to subscribe $500 himself He expected that within
six weeks $500 900 would he subscribed in Ireland anu
within six months Rj.OOO.0O0 would be collected
throughout the civilized world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
RoRAxASA REMEDIAL AGENE

FTOfV
Tn n communication made to Tho indian Medlc'h
Gazette for January, 1887, Dr. v Richards recom-
mends very highly tho use Of borax In cases Oh en-
larccment Of the spleen. IL was first suggesnu 10 10
him. he says, by native, am ne naS onliV5," ,hs
great many times it'll great success, sOmo Vi INC
most severe cases showing RAPID improv cmcnt an no
endlnc I'm a comrlct cure. He uses the b0fax IN
addition 70 The iron treatment, his plan being to give
TO an adult from thirty to forty grains In lunp.
which f. allowed TO dissolve the mouth ono
dose OF this size Is given early in the morning ana
again In the evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
YELLOW FEvER EpIDEnrt 4rKEY WEST.

KY WEsr. Fla. June 5-T c. Cragin died Of
yellow fever ut the hos pital last n ~ making five
deaths in all. There were TWO new 'es to-day The
Board of Health has declared the fever epidemic and
will no longer insist on removing patients 10 the
hospital. Ibis action will probably be beneficial a.
nany Cases occur in private hou'es where the patient
can have comforts and nursing no: to be ound III the
hospital. The moving OF patients nearly always
fatal
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STEVENSON A MARTYR TO LIIERAhi ZhAA'
% 81 '''N IN, Bo.fo

The American readers To whom Mr. Robert LOUIS
name has become familiar In the last rev
wears will hear with regret that the brilliant s,oiy ~,
and c,sayist IL In very delicate health. R,
Nm 10 feared as the outcome of his present condluon
and he has gone to switzerland to recover II ne hnS
MIR Stevenson has been physically very weak loi al,
Lr oy vears we believe II IL said that his present
Illness was developed by voyage to TINS country III a
steernge which he undertook for literary PURPOSES
TIN. was certainly costly devotion 10 HIS "i'' " W.
only hope that IL may not prove iata-
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INDIANS SHOT ZOE MURDER.

LITTLE Rock, June (SpeetaD.-News reached here TO-
day OF the execution near the Seminole Agency In
Indian Territory Of two Indians, who killed another In
dian in brawl on May 2. The doomed men, saunds
and Attowah, slain with pistol balls fired by the
Sheriff They knclt blindfolded on blanket and re
ceiyed the fatal shots without muTmur over one nun
dred persons including the families OF the culprits, wit
messed the nhOOtlnR.
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END OF THE RIDING CLUES TRIP.

Nine dusty and journey-worn horsemen rode through
Central Park yesterday noon and drew up In front
Of the club house the entrance They
were the members OF the NewYork Riding Club and
Just returned from their fortnghts riding tour
route had taken them along the roads both banks
u the hudson River and through the Catsk Mountains
special boat brought the party FROM Catsk 20 Yon
xcts and was from the latter point that they rode into
sne CITY All looked bronzed from exposure. but each
seemed hearty and we'll the worse their long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
ATJOyAL REFORM AsSOCIA TON

PHILADELPHIA, June (Special.-The National Reform
Association, established to maintain tho existing
Christian features OF the Government and TO place them
on an undeniable legal basis in fundamental law OF
the land held its Philadelphia anniversary In the West
Arch Street Presbyterian Church this evening. Ad-
dresses we're abe by Bishop Nicholson. tho Rev Dr.
McAsie Professor OF Political science In Geneva Col
lege and the secretary OF the association
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INTELLECTUAL TENSION RELAXED Attic HUB

Fr0fn The BOEfOn HfT0fd
Tho prowning Clnh having entered on It's summer
season Of intellectual idcncss society may now reue 10
enjoy its watering place dissipation without the ,east
coununctions Yesterday Browning was served up
with music and cup o'tca, and the members OF e cio
took tender and poetic leave OF one another aomg WIN
rho noe OF their alteration. IL was very loly-ueg
nardoni Inspired and beautiful occasion Baon ana
browning. Browning and List browning anu s
Valei LET an IeVoir,' Dcoause III 'he ""si"
We shall have this all over again.
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DPOWyFD BYd WHIRL WIND.

sHAwYEETowS, Ill June 5-The fish and store boat OF
Henry Muer five miles above the mouth OF the Wabash
River lying the skdmore farm. caught in whrl-
wind on Friday torn loose from the shore. upset and
wrecked In ten feet OF water James Smith, nineteen
a daughter OF Henry Muer. six aud child OF John
Muer, age one year were drowned Three who were
In the the river but rescued
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ANOTHER MAN BLOWS OUT THE GAS

Sprfi ghorn salesman whose home IL supposed
No l6 stae-st Springfield. Mss, found dead
yesterday morning in a the snmme Hotel. the
Bowery Grand He to the hotel DAYS ago
ana went TO o'clock evening The
the halls OF the hotel led to the bursting
SpriD and the jet found TO DC
turned on full The window Of his partly open ant
supposed to carelessy blown ont the light eors
going identity established By papers Oun<
IN his pockets He well dressed. had on gold watch
chain diamond stud and $26 IN The body wa
undrrakers and Will he kept until Mr. Spring
horns friends heard from.
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To the Fdf .or Of me irt6une
SIR: For the first time since the war this county
warwick, has elected full set OF Republican officers
by go ajonty ana ills county NIL give James
q. Blaine mole majority than that. Your antiSaoOn
movement meets the appreciation OF good citizens
the United st.tes Over, who recognize The cost OF
crime caused by the "a Oon Good Tor new OK :
os who passed tie Nedo or bill: and although David
met and slew GOlah, this l. now GOliah that's
likely 10 wIe-tc tight hard with favy.
1ruly yours,
Morrison. Na,7ciek Co. Va. May 2s. 1887. G. RI
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SAN FRANCISCO June IS Speciai.-A movement IL on
foot build a Californian yacht to compete for the
Americas Cup and TO transport her in pieces overland
TO NewYork The yacht will be constructed entirely of
Californian materials. designed by Californian naval
architect and built by state bostbulder Some heavy
capitalists are back of the scheme and II will probably
be put execution In time Tor the next competition for
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urBDERED BYA BAND OF APACHES.

BpNsuN, Ariz.. June 5-Williani Diehl. who was
herding cattle Crowley's Ranche, sixty miles
north Ct this Place the san Pedro River. was killed
by Indians Friday AFTERNOON. John ScaDlan, who
also al the a ne place. defended himself and sue
creded in making his escape INTEL gencc OF the muir
der brought here last night by j. A. Crowley, the
owner OF the rancho. Soldiers from Fort lluacruca
went in pursuit. OF the Indians. The latter are
Apaches who e lt San Carlos last week aud number
twenty persons in all They are supposed to be
heading Mexico.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIoNs-FoR % HOURS.
w,ou,xoroS Jpne 5-For New England. fair weather,
southerly winds. slight changes In Temperatures
For Eastern New-York, souherly Winds fair weather
except rain in the northern portion, warmer
For New-Jersey. Pennsylvania, Delawere atyi"nu
and Virginia. southery winds. fair weather. stationary
temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

rp,nuyy OFFICE June o. A. M-Clondin'ss HR"'
.osterly wind and chilly feeling MADE yeS,eru"y ="
,,,nsr gloomy day for June There wasa 'sn' rise ~
,be barometer The temperature ranseu Inv an he
sn pending day last year. and s' lower Una" y"
satura raar th. city TO day there will probably 90
IN a"a arply cloudy weather with nearly stationary
temperatu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

CIScISN ALL June 5 (SpccidD.-The cable road In
terrupted to-day by singular cause. In severe
thunder storm this afternoon cloud seemed TO burst
over Walnut Hills and the water rushed down Gilbert
ave in torrent II washed gravel through the slot into
the cable conduit which In few minutes cut the cable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

grow pale and complain OF not feeling well, so we
ordered tho guide to lead away
Gentlemen, give twenty cents each, cumshaw
to the cxccutOners." said the guide, which we eiady
did to escape from the staring OF the "boss butchers
swivel eve and ended our Interview with theso
High Exocutioners of tho Great Chinese Empire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
SUNDAY CLOSING URGED IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND. June tsp,ciril-There is movement
here against running street the delivery OF ice.
milk and morning papers Sunday and In favor OF
oospg Ali the stores the police have refused TO
further than order window blinds aud doors Closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

Ocers Preparations have been completed for the OPEN
ing ceremonies band will assist the organst
in furnishing music The programme probably Will en-
brace O tenor solo by Castle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06

horseback ride party made stops on the
way and were everywhere Hospitality received Grooms.
extra provision accompanied them on
the trip which was completed without accident OF any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
Special NJ tees.
THE "DOG'S HEAD"

THE "DOGS HEAD"
THIS CELEBRATED BRAND OF EXTRA QUALITY
BAss's ALEAND GUINNESS'S STOUT, BOTTLED IN
LONDON BY READ BROTHERS. Is CONCEDED BY
CONNoIssEURs TO BE THE FINEST EVER IW
PORTED. KEPT AT THE LEADING CLUBS, HoTELA
RESTAURANTS AND SALOONS.
FOR SALE BY
ACKER MERRALL& CONDIr, PARK q IltfOhDs
THURBEk, WHILAND & Co. a ALbhv
Il. {. HAZ RID & co, j. y "a 4" ~
JAS LIDGERWOOD, III. VAN NOSIhA y v * ~ ~,
~ nj &c 9 90 SOM BROTHERS,
p ~ nv q eooKsTAyFR J&JE EAGER,
Il. s. OAK & co. GoU hD ~ ~. ~ y a a VI III
w. c. ROGERS, ~. y I *, * ,bhon'
4, WF nSrI1 a 20 A. SMITH,
MMcMYLkyAiNE&B NiDwIN, H. p GARRETTsoN co.
y. LIEBER, ~, a a ~ ,nvEEfxss'
F LEMMERNAN, 49, 70 p
s. H. WILLIAMSON, HOUSTON * - GISL11
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Tenth season
MRS McELRATH's
HOME MADE
PRESERVED,
Branded.
sPIcED FRUIrS
Jsllies Jams Pickles AMI Mtnce Meats
Pure Red Curraut Jelly male OF currtnt uics AMI sugar.
and nothing else Everything put up IN giss Na scl'
sariy Goois ,tos un tall For prices references.
&C. sJ'rsss Mrs SARAH \ McELRATH
49, ~ 1913 Degrsw-st Brooklyn. ~ y.
IT. NJ Stewart, steam Carpet Cleaning Works,
B2j ILl-lve Selt.bt ir; uG
Cartago rssin NewYorx sni Brooklyn
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
BAR
inches
800
500

~. a.rrar cont,nuons line shows tho barometric nn
i vr,erday as observed at tho United sp a.
srry,re station In this eity. The dashss jSS.s
,nre noted al IA udnut's pharmacy. 40 pr"''""
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4 BrCYcLEAypCARRTA oE COLLISION.

Dr. Mayors team recently run into and his bors<
famed for considerable period by careless amateur
hcyclst The doctor vaoly tried to discover the
OF the offender to hold MIN legally responsible IL
till notice of suit his side conveyed that Dr.
Mayer found 1t to be william H. Allen He sued for $500
damages to himself and machine" and the doctor has
filed at A suit for the amount OF
rights and OF the will appear in due me
but that Allen started from sissons drug store
he going street. and half way
street. gave sudden and tried to cut back to
he curb. Mr. Mayors team came along. and pto ibis
he laming The horse the left oreleg and being
himself upset and thrown. The man driving the horse
stopped at and turned TO inquire. but Mr. Allen had
picked up his wheel aud walking OF.
This Is likely to be an interesting suit There are 300
wheelmen I'm this city and 5000 or 1000 drivers that
pass business or pleasure The wheelmen claim the
privilege OF vehicles They evidently have not reflected
the proprety of assuming the responsibilities Of the
same. And their silent and unheraded approach with
the possibility OF their sudden and incoDsderate turns.
puts vehicles al singular disadvantage. At the same
time they young and daring and nave accumuai ed
fund to defend their prive they understand Them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
DIED

Before Leaving the City
order box OF Colgate o.s 1906 Laundry soap foryow
country -hOuse. 1t improves with axe
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II it possible through life without once taking
Cold. many OF the minor and not a few OF the more
serious ills Of life would he avoided But since 1t Is idle
hope for happy mpton it is we'll to re nsm-
Der that Dr. Jaynes Expectorant is curative for
Coughs and Colds Asthma and Bronchitis.
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Children Cry tor Pitchers Castoria.
PIntt's Chi brides. the Household Disinfcct anf.
The CoIo,ed xyrestjiua Match

"sav Sam. Gun much manh0od IN yer back =
Hush. honey. Benson's Pasters. an kh
fling down mule"
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Henry IL. Adams, OHIO
John n. Alexander. ONO
Franc sll. Beach. Sew.fork.
William h.. bfuie. ONO.
Alex. Dade. heutu' Nv.
James 1 Dean. ONO.
r.. W. Evans, Maryland
G. :. Fam worm. f,DnsyInia
q. ". OatobclL thOte Island.
AlOBzO Gray. Iowa
Thomas g.. Hanson, CdI.
john A nar.nan. Virginia.
Marx l.. Ii eisoy. Ma ne.
Ernest Kinds, AlaJa ma.
Alfred II. lIuntrr. Illinois
Pierre yOnt lshain, a. Large.
John ". Isuslus. :. 4.
William X. Jones, IOWA.
Georse b. Lander Mary and.
Micna.l j. Lrndlla Mass.
Ensvn A. Lewis. NIChigan.
William &. Rivers. rnnosSec.
witt RObinsOn, NlrinlA
Edgar Russell. M.soirL
Bard l.. sCncnc~, NV YORK.
Herman G.. 5chumu. MS
Samuel Sray. j.. tennessee.
Francs X. SKUNK, Penn.
Thomas ~ Slayrus. Missouri
Saniue A. SnVso. FLORIDA
George -. Squi,r. Michigan.
OSCAR /. StIxuD, Penn.
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Frank u. Albright, Ohio
MIlnam 4. Baker Arksn-as
Jaues e. BouIke. Missouri.
NJ. d. Croulu, MASSACHUSETTS.
H. 4. DAVIS. NOftE carolina.
I. . Donaldson. IT,. :. Carolina
fTeAeIiCk ID. Evans. Illinois.
! Arthur Is. Foster. llllnoIs.
Chas. Gerhafdt. y. aroiina.
John &. Orrgg. fennsyli nnia.
L. -. LocsfIdge. VI ississippi.
Lugene l.. Loverid -u, -. \.
Eugene W. Lucas. Conn.
Charlie, IL. Martin, Illinois.
Ulysses -. McAleISndur. = an.
Nathaniel L. Mcclure. ny.
James J. Meyer. y J.
John -. Miry. illinois
Atn rose (. MOriarty, Conn.
KobcTl q. Paxton, \ r -inia.
Fremont 4. Peek. New.l Ork.
walter /. Taylor. Georgia
Frederick A. Tripp. y. ).
William II. v a-srll. feDb.
William Weigel. sew } 'sey.
Charles Is. Wheeler. MINI.
Harry h.. wilkins, IOWA,
Geo. Mck. William son. rem.
Edmund WIitcn ONO.
LdsAui L. IJung. Nil sOuTL
herman II ali, illinois.
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20 toll No. East F,Hg-thrd,t.. Ne'c York. June
1887.
Mower County transcript., 1887-08-03
Three PecuIIarltles

Hoods sarsaparilla, the great blood putiner
and regulating medicine, is characterized by
three peculiarities, namely: .
Nek, The combination OF the various
sSka remedial agents used.
4A Tho proportion in which the roots,
EO herbs, barks, etc., are mixed.
- Y - -
o.. The process by which the active
oU medicinal properties are secured.
, The result Is amedicine Of unusual strength
and curative power, which effects cures here
totore unequalled. These peculiarities belong
exclusively to Hoods sarsaparilla, and are
Mower County transcript., 1887-08-03
Unknown to Others

Hoods sarsaparilla Is prepared with the
greatest skill and care, by pharmacists Of
education and long experience. Hence it is q
medicine worthy Of entire confidence. nyou
suffer from scrofula, salt rheum, or any dis
ease Of the blood, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick
headache, or kidney and liver complaints,
catarrh or rheumatism, do not fall to try